Evening newspaper in Eastern Cape, South Africa
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A Moral Re-Armament play with African cast - teachers, clerks, office workers and students from the townships of Johannesburg.
"We Afrikaners have been thinking far too much from the standpoint of how we can save ourselves," said Moderator of church.
Kenyan PM, Jomo Kenyatta, told farmers: "We all make mistakes. But we can all forgive. That is what we need to learn in Kenya."
The choir of The Forgotten Factor sang for Mayor and Mayoress of Port Elizabeth, Mr and Mrs John S. Young.
According to the Liberal press, the movement acknowledges no colour line and believes in equal opportunity for everyone.
Only when a White group has the courage to come out and take a stand, will our long night of fear begin to end.
"My union (I.C.F.T.U.) has been used to bring an attack on M.R.A.," said Sibnath Banerjee, Pres. of Hind Mazdoor Sabna, India.
South African M.P.s representing United, Nationalist, Afrikaner and Labour Parties to attend World Assembly for MRA at Caux.
In India Moral Rearmament team visited seven universities and 28 colleges with plays, including The Forgotten Factor..